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to 14 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. JANUARY 17, 1908. ices the evangel iBts will begin services in another portion of the city, a committee of ministers having Invited them to hold forth in their respective churches.

Wasserstrom, -wife to A Kaden, Huron st. No 105 $1,000 Young, to A Whltford, 52d st, nr 6th av $3,000 A a Chapter, acted as Installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Christiana Ballow and Mrs. Emma K. Goldsmith, P.

W. of Magnolia, as marshals. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman rendered a recitation about the Eastern Star which was very much enjoyed. REAL ESTATE RECORDS.

(For Auction Bales and other lata news, ana Page aaugouieuia oi nLorigagea MIKES LITTLE PROGRESS poooowooocoooooooooooa JANUARY 16. Chaffers, to Maeaulay nom City Savings Bank to Phillip. Collins, ano. to Realty Associates Clark. P.

to Orniond $1,000 New Buildings. Moffat Bt, 25 ft Evergreen av, ft atory brick tenement. 20x67. three families; cost, $4,000. James Church and George Gough, own After the closing of the chapter Brother Lewis Samuel, father of the 1908 W.

requested the members and visitors to adjourn to the banquet hall, whore an elaborate supper was served. The Eastern Star. Sister Ella L. F. Nicholson, most ue urott, ano, to Simpson ano $1,000 Kggers, D.

to 1 Heinrlchs nom I FRATERNAL SOCIETIES. oooooooeo sooo oooo oooo oooa Lafayette Council, N. P. The gathering at the ceremony of installing the offleers of Lafavetta Coun- ers. i6m Jefferson av.

Its Motives Not Fully Explained to Various Church Bodies. Eagle Savings loan Co to Drake. $2,000 West 15th st. 540 ft Neptune av, 1 story frame stable, 13x31; cost, 1130. Frank inert UWK ,0 Title Co.

.14.000 urslnl, owner, on premises. Gerstenberg, II. to Cushtng $300 Haratnga av. cur Eastern Darkwav. 1 iJoeoel.

JS M. to Blco $1,262 story frame open shed. 26.6x40; cost, $50. Own nam, i p. aa admtrx.

to Wal er, j. rinenei, on premises. Fifty-seventh st. s. 140 ft 11th av.

1 story frame garage, 32x16, Bheathing roof; cost lace val cons Humphreys, Brant, as committee, to Marsh $4,018 Hale, IS, to Washington Trust Co. as trustee nom worthy grand matron. Order Eastern Star, will make her official visit to the Twenty-third Eastern Star District on Tuesday evening, January 21, and will be received In Pleades Chapter No. 206, at Flushing. Cards of admission will be required of all members outside of "the ORGANIZATION IS POSTPONED.

ixw, owner, r. A. HasKeu, on premises. st, s. 360 ft Narrows av.

2 storv and attic frame dwelling, 6, shingle roof, one Hall, to Washington Trust Co, a Halcomb. H. ano. to Krlsteller.nnm district, except for present grand of $10,000, val cons and $100 Marion st, s. 175 ft Hopklnson at, IS.

9 xloo, foreclosure, Gibbons to A Klein $1,700 MofTat st, 8, 100 ft Hamburg av, 2ux 100, Bollinger to Barrowman, mort $2.300 nom Monroe st, 8, 256.8 Reld av, 18.4x100; Williams av, 8, 364.1 Liberty av, 14.3x100, Whltehorn to A Whltehorn. all interest, morts $6,000, val cons and $100 Myrtle av, 122.6 a Kent av, 28.6x111.9, Gewertz and wife to A Bernstein, morts $9,400 nom Montelth st, s. 112.6 Bremen st, 37.6x100, I Rosenzwelg et al to Cohen and ano, morta $26,750 nom Metropolitan av, 307.6 Lorlmer at, 43.7 xl00.1x39 I Bardfeld ft to 8 Schneider, mortB $43,500, exch A $100 Myrtle av, a 350 ft Nostrand av, 50x100, Warshaw A to Telcher ft morta $34,300, val oons A $100 Madison st, 240 ft Nostrand av, 20x 100, A Clark to Clark, mort $2, 000.. nom Cumberland Bt, 227.3 Park av, 25x100, A Ohlsen to Ohlsen, 1-5 pt, mort $2,000 $700 McKinley av, cor Sheridan av, 25x100, Pfelffer to Levett nom Osborn st. No 362, Stem ft to Levy, subj to morts $100 Ovlngton av, 68.11 6th av, 36xl53.8x36x 163.10, Ulrlch Bldg A Const Co to Sullivan, morta $1,260 nom Pacific st.

8 200 ft Kingston av, 33 4x 100, hAl. Roosen ft to Post, morts $28,000 nom Prospect Pk cor 8th st, 90x100. 8enne to A Biebold. morta $151.000 $100 Same prop, A Siebold to Cohen, morts $151,000, val cona A $100 Pitkin av. s.

20 ft Ames st. 20x70. Finkelsteln ft to A Horowitz A ano. morts $3,780, val cons ft $100 Pitkin av, a. loo ft Llnwood st, (8.6x80, LefKowltz to 8 Greenfield, morts $14,050, val cons A $100 Rogers av, 8, 129.S 8 Lenox rd.

20x138.2, hAl. Pendleton to Welgand ft mort $3,750 $5,750 Rockaway av. No 187, Fishman et al to Newman, morts $3,125 nom Ralph Bt, 8 210 ft St. Nicholas av, 20x 100. A Mlnkofsky to Mlnkofsky, all Hens nom South 2d t.

s. 25 ft Hooner at. 50v95t Huemrich, wife, to Bowmar ficers, on account of the limited capacity Jitmuy; cost, $6,300. W. L.

Dowllng, owner, 2d av and 83d st. Alterations. Bth st. s. 160 ft Smith st.

1 story and basement brick extension. 146.4xVS: cost. $70,000. ano nom 8 40 ft Dulon pl, 30x100, Clarvncevllle. $1,100 Wlssel, C.

to Cord Meyer Development Co, DeKoven st, 8, 100 ft Colonial av, 60x100, Forest Hills $2,600 Bama to same, DeKoven Bt, 100 ft Colonial av, 60x100, Forest Hill $2,000 Assignments of Mortgages. JANUARY l. Bouvresse, to Druet Dannenhoffer, to Schmidt $2,000 Dvorsky, J. ft ano to A Velehradsky ft ano Greater New York Savings Bank to Ouenard $50 Harms, to Meyer ano Normal Land Co to Cook Conveyances. JANUARY 16.

Brodsky, to Glatras, lot 1, bk 77, msp assessment map Fifth Ward, I City $100 Bubo, to Buse, Baxter at, cor 3d st, 50x105, Newtown nom Bankers Land ft Mort Corpn to Hunt, lots 534 635, bk 6, map East Elmhurst nom Same to King, lots 1505, 1506, bk 15, map East Elmhurst nom Bartlett, to 8 Harvey, Prospect av, 8 cor Lawrence st, 60.10x98.4, $100 Concord Realty Co to Kinney, Mill st, a cor Ward st, 40x100, Morris Park $10 Cregler, to Strickland, lots 204 to 210, inc. map Belmont Park, Woodhaven.nom Cain, to Carpenter, Whltestons av, 190 ft Osgood pl. 32x88, Flushing $100 Sams to same. Whitestone av, 203 ft Myrtle av, 30x83, Flushing $100 Cullingford, to Wilson, Pitkin pl. 8, 40 ft Gulnn pl, 30x100, Cerny, A ors to Kabelka, 3d av, 175 ft Franklin av, 25x100, I City $20 Conselyea, to McTurk, Springfield av, a 102.6 Park av.

Springfield $150 Cord Meyer Development Co to Wlssel, DeKoven st, loo ft tolonlal av, 60x100. Forest Hill $100 Environs Realty Co to Phillips, Walker st, 8 160 ft Falrvlew av. 40x100, Corona $200 East River Land Co to Maack. lots 21, 32. bk 12, map East River Heights, I City nom Hopkins Security Co to Elijah Packer, lota 160.

163 Inc. map O'Donnell Park. Jamaica. Hebel. to Hebel, 15th st, cor 6th av, 25x100, College Point $100 Hertel, A ors, to Blazej, 16th St.

8, 100 ft 8th av, 60x100, Whitestone noin Jere Johnson. Jr, Co to Payntar, Cook av s. 280 ft Hanover av. 40x100, Kestenbaum. A wife, to oi tne nan.

Greenpoint Chapter, O. E. Kenisen Realty' Co, to Frankel, 2 assts, val cons and $200 Kraft. B. to Kings Co Mortg Co $800 C.

I. and Brooklyn R. R. owner, on prem Last Saturday evening the spacious Kltson. E.

ft wife, to A Muller. tcil No. 2S. National Provident Union, on Monday evening last was a creditable one, and the exercises of the fraternal part of the occasion were spirited. District Inspector James M.

Freileweh conducted ire function and Installed the officers as follows, for the ensuing year; President. William C. Jackson; vice president, William Harris; secretary. Andrew Eickstcdt; collector, Peter Morch; treasurer, Charles A. Gilbert; counselor.

F. Dana Reed: chaplain. Wallace P. Groom; trustees, William Miller, Washington Willis and F. Dana Reed.

The council was addressed by president of the union, David M. Evans, who spoke in encouraging terms to the council, and expressed the desire that the present year would he one of large growth in membership. The chairman of the entertainment committee took charge and announced that the visiting friends who were present were most cordially welcome. The entertainment opened with a piano solo. "The Waterways of Venice." by Profes rooms of Greenpoint Chapter were filled to overflowing, the occasion being the puouc installation of the officers for the assts $1,800 Knvner.

to A A Levin nom Kolle, D. wife, to A Potterton. Lawyers Title I ft Co. to Same as sub trustee to 3 Foster nom Land Owners Co to Duffy et $10,000 Delegate Blames Churchmen for Not Taking Greater Interest in labor Matters. Owing to the fact that the delegates representing the different churches did not clearly understand its motives, hut little progress was made last night in the formation of a Federation of Men's Clubs.

There was a meeting of men a few weeks ago at which the proposition to form the federation was broached, and a meeting to organize was called for last ensuing year. The retiring matron, Sister Margaret McKell, on behalf of the Master Masons of the chapter, presented ijawrence. I to uonr nom Levin. A A. to Zeltz ano nom the retiring patron, Bro.

J. E. Slegel, with a handsome past patron's jewel. On behalf of admiring friends she also pre Lawyers Mort Co to Spencer $3,800 Levy. O.

to Aschner $850 Monahan. to Sadie Sold nom sented to Sisters Cora Siegel and May Oest. Anna to A Oest $3,000 snevin, the incoming conductress and ises. Bridge st, s. 89.5 Adelpht st, story and basement brick extension.

16.SX25.6; cost, $6,000. Owner, G. Prury, 23S Washington av, Mechanics' Liens. JANUARY 16. 38th st.

s. 220 ft a Snyder av, 20x100; Kraus agst Griessler $65.00 Graham av. a cor magg st, 50x100; Bnsert ft Bon, agst Katlowltz $3,231.91 Livonia av, cor Chester St. 100x100; Kratenstein agst Cornman A Kennedy $2,000 Same property; Kukowsky agst Same property; A Herman asst $2.0 Same property; Greenherg agst $406 Livonia av, cor Christopher av, 100x1.10: Fox agst Yelrm ft I Ohaprarh $323 Livonia av. cor Chester st, 100x100; Puffy Co agst A Kennedy ft Corn-man $1,062.74 Livonia av.

cor Powell st. 200x100; Silbersteln ft ano, agst 1 Wilenken A Hatner $1S2 Lefferts pt. No 143; It Thibaut agst Dartmouth Realty Co $123.33 Manhattan av, cor Maujer st, 5r.11x 100: same agst same $176.24 Rockwell pi. No 20: Knight agst Wells Fargo Express Co Boyd $312.23 Rockawav av. Nos 548 850: BlumherK associate conductress, respectively, elegant floral pieces.

Sister McKell was Powell, ano, as receivers Borough Bank, to I Strongin nom Pfelffer. Elmlra to Schenck $soo Phillip, to A Buttling Rubin, to Miller $2,000 Relmer, to Louisa Sanders nom next presented with a beautiful past ma tron's jewel by the chapter members. Bro. W. Collins, P.

G. acted as In Kechnltz, to Coombs nom sor Joseph Hasenohr. The Mendelssohn quartet, consisting of Misses Edna, Romaine, first soprano; Wilhelmina Henry, second soprano; Emily Hasenohr, first contralto, and Mrs. Joseph Hasen Ryon. to A Beers $2,500 stalling officer, with Sister McKell as t-anders.

Louisa, to Relmer nom Sherwood. Emma to Kllnck 4 ano. mure. Mary, inrtlv as extrx. ft Sarah 95; South 2d st, a.

log ft Sth st. 21x88: Squire ano, as legatees of Williams, to Hall $1,600 South 2d st. cor Hooper st, 25x95, Harriet, wife A Scott, to Waller, nom name prop, A Williams, heir Cisco, tn same. 1-20 part $1,000 Stephens. B.

to wlndson Realty Stockwell, to Sellck $4,500 Strongin. I. to Klein $2,255 Title GAT Co. as general guardian to night in the auditorium of the Eastern District Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association, Marcy avenue and South Ninth street. After considerable discussion and as no headway was being made, many of the delegates retired.

It was finally decided to take no detlnite action until the real purpose of the organization is laid before the men's clubs in all the Protestant churches with a request for them to join. A committee of five was appointed for this It was also decided to retain the temporary officers until the committee reports. After the meeting had been called, only the delegates representing the Ross Street ottine prop, Cisco to same, l-ao part 1 $1,000 Hale, as admstr $3,750 cams prop, i uuller to same. 1-40 Dart. o.

$500 ohr, second contralto, rendered "My Heart's in the Highland" and a "Cradle Song." The Emanon quartet, consisting of William Poley, first tenor; William Hawkins, second tenor; Zebulon R. Coleman, first bass, and Charles Henry, second bass, sang "Tommy." solo by Chas. Henry, and "Good Night, Beloved." William Hawkins sang the solo, 'Since You Called Mo Dearie," and Zebulon R. Coleman gave the solo, "Gratitude." H. Ardwell gave a series of successfully performed transactions In legerdemain.

Misses Marea and Lucy Murphy contributed two violin duets which were careful, spirited and Impressive. Joseph agst Mount Carmel Realty Co A Tni-bln $76.2 r-mne prop, urown to same. 1-5 nart 9 $2,250 Thomas, to A Qulglev A ano. Title ft Co to Hamilton Trust $1,000 Donln. to Simmons Co $3,000 Koeppel, A ano.

to Donin nom Tapolow. to Susan Budenbom nom Walnwrlght, to Emllle Schmet- Rockawav av. s. 260 ft Dumont av 15x came prop, A js scott to same. 1-40 Dart.

100: Epstein Deisler arst Cnhan A 1 $500 Fein $233 name Dron. Sarah A Countre tn sum. 1-90 3d Bt. Nos 203, 205, 207; same agBt zer $3,050 Part, $1,000 same $2,650.30 Windsor Kealtv Co to Borough Bu ding Sun- Mame prop, Laura Henrlcka to same 1-90 Sterling nl. Sphpnertarlv av Trov nv A St marshal and Bro.

Siegel as assistant marshal. The following officers were then installed: Mrs. E. Lewis, worthy matron; Bro. George R.

Shevill, worthy patron; Mrs. Ethel Vass, associate matron: Mrs. M. Maxfield, treasurer: Mrs. Anna Vass, secretary; Mrs.

Cora Siegel, conductress: Mrs. May Shevill, associate conductress; Mrs. Punzelt, warder; Mrs. B. Brauer, historian; Mrs.

F. Smith, chaplain; Mrs. Shaler, Adah; Miss E. McKell, Ruth; Mrs. L.

Sherwood, Esther; Mrs. M. Jackson. Martha; Mrs. F.

Sherwood, Electa; Bro. Shaler, marshal; Bro. T. McKell, sentinel, and Mrs. M.

McKell and S. Orborn, trustees. After the installation the following programme was rendered: Vocal solo, Miss Christine Sherwood; recitation, Miss R. F. Peck; baritone solo.

Dr. Julian Nova; humorist, Charles Sherwood; soprano solo, Mrs. Kembler; piano recital, Miss B. Roth. Greenpoint chapter stands on the threshold of a vory prosperous year.

It has a staff of hard working officers and the worthy matron, worthy patron, conductress and associate conductress are a team of workers who, if they un ply Co $2,000 part, $1,000 Wesselman, B. to Dlmand. as general ouum tn st, 8, los it Drigga av, Zlx guardian. 2 assts $6,500 John's pi. the block: Shields agst Roth Bldg Co ft Owens, Eayptlan Stone Co Stags' St.

a nnr flrnhnm nv ROxlOO- Mew waiter at wire to Mazirorr nom Snedlker av. s. 32.6 Blake n.v wwino h.t ward, Jr, to Molander, 2 assts $3,000 Wrengler. to Ellz Mueller, nom Van Wert. Ida M.

et al. as exrs to Fabrlcant A wife to Annie T.Avln mnH Jersey Terra Cotta Co agst Katlowlts. $1,323 $12,381, val cons ft noo filst St. a 580 ft 15th nv. )v100: Daly Palmer, 6 assts $15,800 agst Mrs A Duppln ft Van Horn ouiiiner av, ivo iz6, x'auia jsdenoaum to Iser, morts $4,500 $100 vann, to Konolns nom Van Vranken, Hannah to A Hager-man $7,000 niwia av.

b. rft rt umnnt nv 9Kvim Donaldson gave a number of art sketches the drawing and completion of which were thoroughly enjoyed. Professor Hasenohr -was the accompanist to the violinists and vocalists. The programme could have been continued but the time limit being reached, the audience spent a few minutes In expressing their satisfaction to each other as to the excellence of the whole work of the evening. nsii, BpivacK to Rose Splvack, subj to nom Judgments.

JANUARY 16. Armour, A Abraham ft Strauss $441.79 Arnold, Kennedy S34.46 Arnold, A Young $379.14 Boyson. 1. by gdn Bklvn. Queans Co A Kuh onenaan av, 120 rt Liberty av, 20x100, Elmlra Pfelffer to Levitt nom Sutter av.

No 605. I Cohen fit in r. Presbyterian, St. John's M. South Third Street M.

Christ Church and the Central Baptist Church, announced I hat they were prepared to organize. The representatives of the other churches declared that no action had been taken in the matter by their respective clubs. A delegate from the South Second Street Presbyterian Church slated that the members of his club had objected to the constitution passed upon at the first meeting of the organization and submitted a substitute which covered the field and would allow them to enter. This complicated matters to such an extent that the only way clear was to postpone the election of officers until a future meeting. The meeting opened with devotional exercises conducted by A.

S. P.itchey. He next outlined what the Federation in- Isaacson, morta $5,625 nnn. Thornton St. No 28.

WaaHtn jft- u.lf rt $122.20 tvempr. kj, io a uerstenmaier. Fisk av, fl, 75 ft Madison at, 26x100, Wlnfleld nom Kabelka, to Gerny A ors 3d av, 176 ft a Franklin av, 25x100, 1 ctty $20 Koch, to A Bayer. 10th st, a 100 ft 14th av. 100x175, Whitestone nom Long Island Land Co to Douden, lot 154, block 6, map Inglewood.

Queens $300 Lewis. P. to a Hyman, lots 41, 42, 44. map Dubroff Park, Jamaica $100 Magee, A to Smith. Shipley et, 8, 180 ft Forest Parkway, 40x100, Forest Parkway nom Mittenzwei, to Pennattl.

Railroad av, 175 ft Sycamore av, 25x100, $10 Morgan, to Rubensteln, Wave Crest av, a cor Spray View av, 100x100, Edge-mere $100 Manhattan A Queens Realty Co to An-tolowltz, lot 36, block 3, map Sydney Park, Jamaica South $loo Metzgcr, E. to Helntz, lots 34, 35, block 2, map Dunton Park, Jamaica nom Main Line Tunnel Realty Co to A Cesark, lots 204, 205, map Springfield Park, Spring-held nom McTurk, to Conselyea. Springfield av, 8, 102.6 Park av, Springfield. Meruk, A ora. to Levy, Flushing av, oor Emma at, 106.8x176.9, Newtown nom Nadvornlk, ors, to Giatras, lots 51, 56 Inc.

block 77, map official map I $100 Nocera, A ors. to Glicknian, Orchard st, 300 ft Myrtle av, 25x100, Corona $10 Same to Gallucel, Orchard st, 275 ft Myrtle av, 25x100, Corona $10 Queensboro Heights Land Corpn to Genelse, lots 20, 21, block 14, map Queensboro Hill, Flushing nom Robbins, to A King, Bayvlew av, cor Forest av, 133x200, "Far Rockaway nom Seaman, ref, to Vietor, lots 38. 37, 38, 39, 44, 45, block 150, map Est Black-well, I City, foreclosure $6,933 Silverman, to I I Lewlne Mermaid av, cor Grandview av, 50x115, Battler, to A Von Moschzisker. 10th av, 125 ft Jackson av, 60x100, Newtown nom Strickland, to Creiger ano. lots 204 to 210 Inc, map Belmont Park, Wood-haven nom Summit Club to Schmltt.

lot 8, map Summit Club. Wlnfleld $2,600 Seewagen, G. to 8 Folsom, Paris boulevard. 8 6 8. 200 ft 8 Broadway, 30x80, Elm Conveyances.

JANUARY 18. 1th st. 212 6 8th av, 20.6x100, Smeaton ft wife to Trowbridge, mort $6,000... nom 3d av, cor 71st st, 22x100 8d av, 8, 22 ft 71st st, 20x100: Goldberg ft wife to Schwanowede, morts $14.500 nom 4th av, 34.S Degraw st, 16.4x75, A Rohlnstelll wife to Dono ft wife, morts $4,000 nom 6th av. a.

24.9 20th Bt. 57x60. hAl. Glbbs A ano, 1-8 part, all title, all $112 HecKford. A A Adatte $131.49 Brown, A Staltone $334.40 i names si, 'rledman to A Mar-bowltz.

part, 14 all liens nom lompains av, no 455, Amelia Klein to Baehr, morts $14,750, val cons ft $100 casaregold, as admr Van Brunt st ft Erie Basin Co $115.07 Cockle, Flett $90.26 Donohue, Rnsenfeld ano $320.40 wiuougnny st, 8 s. 57.7 Navy at, 44.1x45x i varin ft wire to Tin im a fo The affair wound up with refreshments. Lafayette covered Itself with glory as it usually does on festal occasions. Pythian Installation. Knights of Pythias Temple, on Hopkin-son avenue.

East New York, was the scene of a novel celebration Saturday evening. The new officers of McKinley Lodge No. 39G were publicly installed. The ceremonies began at 8:45 o'clock in the morts $2,800 nom West St. 280 ft Av 60x100, A wenz as wire to Prehn nom QUEENS BOROUGH.

New Buildings. JANUARY 4, to JANUARY 11. 1908. Gewortz A wife to Salovln, morts $8.550. nom 12th St.

s. 215.11 6th av, 16.8x100, Dawson ft wlfo to -M A Tandy, mort $1,500 nom 12th av, a s. 80.2 8 46th Bt, 40x100, Borough Park Co to Curven nom 13th av. 60.2 44th st, 40x100, Bor-ouafl Park Co to Roehrlch nom 19th st, a. 108.4 7th av, 17.11x100, Bahrenberg wife to Connolly wife nom 40th st, 37 ft a 16th av, runs a 96.8 1 6 90.11 76.10 to st 23, Dickers et al to Haber nom 46th st.

a. 180 ft 16th av, 80x100.2. Cronln et al to Beavers, val ena ft. $100 48th st, 408.6 3d av, 25.8x100.2. Manges et al to Bronner, all Hens, all title ncm 48th st.

s. 280 ft 3d av. 128.6x100.2. Woodland av, 8, 200 ft a Ferris st, Wood-haven. Owner, Gascolgne ft Hlrsch, Oceanvlew av.

wooanaven. xnree 2 atory brick dwellings, 20x46; cost $7,600. Corona av. 8, 20 Shoppler av. Owner.

J. Banow, Corona. One 2 story frame Btora dertake anything, will surely carry it to a successful close. As a forerunner of the many sociables planned for the coming year by this quartet, the chapter will hold a euchre in Its rooms on the next meeting night, January 25. About thirty prizes have been donated, part of which will be awarded to non-players.

Knights of Pythias. At the next convention of Thomas Jefferson Lodge No. 414, Knights of Pythias, to be held on Wednesday, January 15, 1908. at its Castle Hall In the Assembly, 153 Plerrepont street, the newly elected staff of officers for the year 1908. will be installed by Deputy H.

S. Robbins and staff. Grand Chancellor John Stevenson of the State of New York is expected to attend. Knights of Honor. Arcanum Lodge had a public installation of officers-elect on the 15th Inst, in Wilbur Hall, 6 Brooklyn avenue, Brooklyn, by Grand Chaplain and Deputy George E.

Lyon. Friends of the order were in attendance. Entertainment was furnished by first class talent. DeWltt Clinton Lodge of Brooklyn will have its officerB-elect installed on January 23 In the lodge rooms. German Savings Bank building.

Broadway corner Isemann. A Werner $104.40 Englls. jr, ft M-W Darcy $6,474.07 Ferrelra, A Lohman $66.40 Field. A Datz $184.75 Fox, Ryan $234.20 Frits. McCaul Const Co $128.59 Same Same $235.94 Goennlng, Rvan $234.26 Garfein.

A Meurer Bros Co $381.57 Gibbs. Cohen Gordon Heltsner Const Co Tuttle et al $128.07 Hyams. W. jr A Arthur ano $78. Si Horkselt.

Kornder $66.40 Hallett, Chavelle $35.33 Husted. Darcy S6.474.09 Jenkins, Warcy $6,474.09 Johnson. Singer A ano $44.40 Koppelman. Ferd Munch Bwy $1,125.37 Kaiser, Schubert $109.40 Marinan, Voro $32.40 McKee Beers Const Co Macomber, Whvte. Co $197.91 Morris.

Kissel $257.67 Madden. A Kuhnla $28.26 MeGarry. TV Hilts $2,135.08 Pittsburg Real Estate Co A geman $4,024.71 O'Donohue. J. jr Darcy $6,474.09 Prospect Pk Sash Door Co Tennessee Lumber Mfg Co $330.98 Raymond, Baldlnger Kupferman Co $140.15 Rooke.

Flss Doen A Carroll Hnrse ana dwelling, 19x52; cost $3,800. Borden av, cor West av, L. I. City. Owner.

L. I. R. R. Y.

M. C. L. I. City.

One four story brick Y. M. C. 59x80; coat Lazarus et al to Manges, all liens, all title nom lodge rooms and many members were in attendance. Grand Chancellor John Stevenson and his staff officiated.

The officers for 1908 who were installed Included the following: Chancellor commander, Joseph Krinskl; vice chancellor, Jacob A. Freedman; prelate, Isaac E. Chadwick; master of work, Nathaniel Fishman; keeper of record and seal, W. B. Robinson, M.

master of finance, Samuel Hodas; master of exchecquer, Abraham Biaios; master at arms, Harry A. Trotsky; first year trustee, Simon Chadwick: second year trustee, Charles Price; third year trustee, Samuel Silber-I ins (rand lodge representative, Harry S. Krinskl; alternate, Alexander S. Drescher; lodge physician, Benjamin B. Halprin, M.

D. After the installation ceremonies within closed doors were concluded, about 11 o'clock, the men sat down at supper. hurst nom oo.wv. Springfield av. 250 ft a Hlgbie av.

48th St. 434.2 ft 3d av, 25.10x100.2, Stelnway ft Sons to Maynes, Theodore st, a. 175 ft Wolcott av, 25x100, I Manges, et al, to Lazarus, all title, all liens, nom City nom Springfield, Chemical Engine Co. One 2 atory frame fire house, 28x60; cost $5,000. Braddlsh av, a s.

25 ft Willetts st, Bay-side. Owner, Alice Du Boise, 314 Central Park snnngsteen. D. to cord Meyer ueveiopmeni Co, Hoffman boulevard, 8 cor Ascan av, 10x391. Newtown nom tenaea doing in promoting civic, social and political righteousness.

It was not going to be a political organization, but its object would be to see that right men were selected for office and that the laws enacted would be enforced. He stated ihat men entering upon a public career needed the guidance of Christians. The gathering was next addressed by Mr. Gledhill ot the South Third Street M. E.

Church. He said that he was inter- -sted in labor organizations for twenty-''ve years and was a member of the Cen-ral body. He declared that the reason hat workingmen were not regular churchgoers was because the churches were not sympathy with their organization. Te said that laboring men held aloof 'rom the churches for no other reason, nd added that there are many pulpits hat would not dare speak in favor of he labor cause. Continuing he said that here were but few churches in which the meial body was composed of working-nen.

Where this exception was found 'e declared it was because the wealthy lenient had moved to some other part of he city. At this point the speaker uoted from the address of Secretary "aft at Cooper Union and declared that he latter's remarks on the labor question were true. He also added that in is belief Mr. Jerome was right when said that places of ill repute could closed if the right policemen were obtained and the right men to force them do their dily. 49th St.

8 s. 860 8 11th av. 20x100.2. Collins et al to Suydam, mort $4, 000. nom 49th st, 8 8.

150 ft 8th av, 25x100, A Grady to Sullivan, val cons ft $100 49th st, 8 320 ft 6th av, 20x100.2, hAl. Lyons to 8 Robertson, mort $4.750 nom 49th st. a. 840 ft 6th av. 40x100.2, same to Traver.

E. to New York City water Front Co. Sweet Water Creek, s. adj land Smith. Jamaica Bay nom Valentine, L.

to a Elsemann, ueuevtew av, a cor Villard av. 60x100, Hollls nom A Newton, mort $8,500 nom 63d st, 240 ft 14th av, 40x100, Speclale to. Schlrripa nom Yung. to A Reges. Academy st.

s. 350 ft Webster av, 25x100, I City $100 Young, ref. to ClarK, istn av, s. 150 ft van Deventer av, 20x102.2. I City, foreclosure $675 ck.

W. to John Thomson tress co, win Co $263.20 Rosenthal, $134.40 Schulman, A Swee $235.90 Smith, ti Reed $523.89 Phlnberg. Garry et al $132.68 Schmidt, I Farquhar $532.90 Schlemmer, 8 May $87 72 Whiting. S-L Reld $323.89 Wenclelke, Rosenfeld ano $130.53 Weed. Ruy Swarez Co $53.75 Wachter, Harmon $234.12 st, cor Boulevard, 100x140, I nom This took place In the banquet room in the basement and lasted until midnight, for after the Bupper speeches were made by the guests and members.

Dr. A. Koplowitz acted as toastmaster. Then there was a dance. The Installation committee was composed of Dr.

A. Koplowitz, chairman; Nathan T. Schwartz and Isldor F. Green. The members of the ways and means committee were: Sidney Strongin, chairman; Harry A.

Trotsky, secretary, and Harry S. Krinskl, J. H. Fordensky, BROOKLYN HOSPITAL Trustees Until 1911 Chosen and Offi Boerum street, ueputy urano Dictator Isaac C. Wilson will perform the ceremony.

The past dictators, veterans and Knights ot Honor association of Brooklyn will have its officers-elect Installed on January 18 by Grand Dictator Edwin C. Wood and a prominent staff in the association rooms. 6 Brooklyn avenue. Ivy Lodge of Brooklyn will have Its officers-elect publicly installed at 854 Gates avenue on Tuesday evening, 20th by Grand Guide and Deputy W. V.

Doty. Talent will perform and refreshments will be Senate Lodge of Brooklyn met on the west, n. x. Lily, one 2)4 story frame dwelling, 37x29; cost $7,500. Purdy Bt, 200 ft Potter av, L.

I. City. Owner, August Wlnkel, Sound and Franklin sts. Twe 2 story frome dwellings, 16x61; cost $6,400. Myrtle av, 190 ft Birds alley, Flushing.

Owner, Mary Foley, 76 North Prince st. Flushing. One 1 story frame saloon, 20x40; cost $1,500. Graham av, 8, 25 ft Hancock st, L. I.

City. Owner. Gulsseppe Serra, 694 Boulevard, I. City. One 3 story brick tenement, 39x84; cost $12,000.

Rapelje av, 80 ft Washington av. Corona. Owner, R. J. GalucI, Grand av, Corono.

One 1 story frame store and dwelling, 24x45; cost $1,800. Clayton place, cor Puntlne st, Jamaica. Owner, W. Hulse. One 2 story frame dwelling-, 21x25; cost $2,300.

Garfield av, 50 ft Cleveland av, Richmond Hill. Owner, W. J. Schwarz. One 2Vi story frame dwelling-, 36x35; $4,500.

Vincent Bt, s. 100 ft Nennlnger av, East Williamsburg. Owner, Amelia Fltze, 641 Palbet-to et. Rldgewood. One 1 story frame dwelling, 22x40; cost $1,200.

Floyd st, s. 34p from Rapelje av. Corona. Owner Martenis, CVorona. One 1 Btory frame 'dwelling, 33x15: cost $2,000.

Parkview av, b. 150 ft Myrtle ay. Glen-dale. Owner, L. FleckenBtein.

339 Myrtle av, Glrndale. One 1V4 story frame stable and shop. 23x17; cost. $350: and two frame dwellings, 2 story. 20x48; cost, $6,000..

Farrlngton et. s. loo ft Myrtle av. Flushing. Owner.

G. H. Wagner. 2 Taylor av. Flushing.

One 214 story frame dwelling, 38x29; cost. $5,600. 7th av, 8. 100 ft 6th st. Whltestons.

Owner M. A. Deyo. Whitestone. One 2 Btory frame dwelling.

23x35; cost. Foster's Meadow rd, s. 1000 ft Ocean av. Mortgages. 5 JANUARY 16.

Borst, wife, to A Mayer wife, Hale av, nr Etna st 81,000 cers for the Year 1908 Elected. The annual meeting of the Brook 75th st, 8, 043. 4tn av. wxiw, Bay rouge Developmt Co to Calanzato, morts $4, 000. nom 72d st.

320 ft 10th av, 80x100, Sasseen to Sasseen. his wife, mort nom 77th st. s. 260 ft 2d av. 30x109.4, Hunter to Cox, mort $3,500 82d st, 100 ft 2d av, 60x109.4.

A Charnley ano to Bergen, mort 86th st, 156 ft 17th av, 38x100. 'N Equity Co to Sweet, morts $8,500. nom Av a. 110 ft Ocean ay, runs 60 to 1 old right of way 8 to point 114.11 Av 141.11 to 6 8 Av at beg; AvN.se cor 21st st, runs 148 97.5 to 21st st 118.2; 22d st, s. 100 ft Av 40x100, Miller wife A ano to Manor Realty Co nom Av 8, 60 ft 25th Bt, 40x100, Wilson Realty Co to Fox nom Av 40 ft 31st st, 20x100.

Qulnn. Jr, wife to Cunningham nom Av s. 127 ft 13th st, 42x90, McDowell A wife to Kreyer. mort Av cor 103d st, 60x100, Vanderweer Crossings to Reardon nom Av cor 9th st. 40x100, I Muhleman to O'Connor, morts $3,000 nom Av 8 80 ft 19th St.

40x100. McKee A wife to Couden. mort $5, 550.. nom Bedford av, 48.2 Park place, 60.5x 93.10 40.10 103.10, Solomon to Cohen, morts $39,750, val cons and $100 Bleecker Bt, 190 ft St Nicholas av, 20x100, A Hoh to A Ansett. nom Bleecker Bt, 325 ft Evergreen av, 25x100, hAl, Roth wife to Oltusch ft wife, mort $4,000 nom Hay 13th st.

515 ft 8 86th Bt, 60x 10S.4. Mead wife to I Love, mort lyn Hospital was held yesterday-afternoon In the directors room of the Brooklyn Savings Bank. Clinton and 10th inst. at Hart Hall, 1030 Gates avenue, and initiated Candidate Edward President streets, with Henry F. Noyes Bodln.

An eloquent speech was made in the chair, and Howard S. Hadden acting as secretary. The following trustees to serve until by Deputy John Magill. The Installa tion of officers will be held on January 1911 were elected: Frank Lyman, H. F.

Noyes. F. L. Earaes. J.

E. Leech, Theo ii and a candidate is expected to be The speaker also stated that the hurchmen did not take the required mount of interest in political affairs, 'mt simply remained at home on prl-nary and election days entirely uninvested In the character of the men irivlng to obtain office. If these men, i said, would get out and assert the political parties would be irought to realize that only the best men lust be chosen for office. He advised he men to do their duty and take a I'eeper interest in political affairs of the ty. Until this is done, the speaker aid, the polit'cians who know you are -iot organized, will continue on indenn-tely.

Others who spoke were C. E. Baker, Tarry Edwards and George Valentine. Confusion followed when the question if going on with the organization was ken up. When it became evident hrough the retirement' of many of the 'elegates that only five churches were to proceed it was finally decided adjourn.

ready for Initiation on that evening. dore L. Frothlngham, Honry Batterman, Charles E. Teale and W. St.

John Bene Tuscan Lodge, F. and A. M. dict. The first meeting of the new year In The officers elected for 1908 are as fol Tuscan Lodge was held on Wednesday evening, 15th Inst.

The attendance was excellent and all the new officers were in Foster's av. Owner. F. Noback. Elmont, L.

I. One 2 Btory brick dwelling. 16x26: cost. $1,600. Bradford av.

8. 625 ft Main Bt, Fiushlno. Owner, R. Palorcia. Harrington St.

Flushing. One 2 Btorv frame dwelling. 20x36; cost, $4,200. Harman st, a 8, 220 ft Falrvlew av. Rldire-wood.

Owner, G. Kaiser. 726 Harman st. One 2 storv brick dwelling. 18x55; cost.

$3,500. Hager st, 200 ft Nichols av. Jamaica. Owner A. J.

Froge, 23 Pelllngton place. Brooklvn. One 2 story frame dwelling, 19x36; lows: H. F. Noyes, president; Henry E.

Flerrepont, vice president; Edward Mer-ritt, treasurer, and Howard S. Hadden, secretary. A PARENT'S PROTEST. their places. The work of the evening was the entered apprentice degree, which Hlerschnk.

to Hazelwood, Greenpoint av. nr Provost st $2,000 Reardon. to Vanderveer Crossings 103d st. $1,125 Book. R.

wife, to Malnes, Nostrand av. No 391 $6,000 Breen. A wife, to I Swem, Cornelia st. nr Evergreen av $1,000 Ball, A wife, to Title Co. Coney Island av, nr Av $2,700 Bay Ridge Development Co to Cantanzaro, 75th st.

nr 4th av $1,000 Beavers. to Cronln, 46th st. nr 16th av $2,100 Baschinsky. to Spiegel, aPrk av, No 611 $700 Culnet, J. to Ackerman wife.

Monroe st. nr Tompkins av $2,000 Chaco. to Louisa Hutchins, Milton st, No 129 $3,000 Same to Quick. Milton st. No 129..

$3,000 Curven, G. A wife, to Borough Park Co, 12th av. nr 46th st. $650 Connolly, J. ft wife, to Bahrenburg.

19th st. nr 7th av, 2 morts $2,500 Cohen, C. ano. to I Rosenzwelg, Mon-tleth st, nr Bremen st $5,625 Cahlll. M.

to Hlgbie, St Nicholas av. nr Starr st $350 Costello. E. to A Vasoll, Kosciusko st. nr Stuyvesant av $2,300 Cox.

M. to South Brooklyn Co-op ft Assn. 41st st, nr 4th av $2,400 Clayton. A. A wife to A Koerfer, Cleveland st, nr Pitkin av $10,000 Dlleo, M.

A wife, to Varin, Willoughby av. $2,800 Furlong. to I Taylor, Sherlock pi. nr Atlantic av $1,500 Fox, to Wilson Realty Co, Av S. nr 25th st, $600 Haseloff, ft wife to Theurer, 2d St.

nr Vanderhllt st $2,500 Joseph Fallert Bwg Co to A Williams. Meserole st. cor Iirlmer st $6,500 Same to Wesselman, Meeker av. cor Graham av $6,500 Hame to Wesselman, Eastern parkway, or Rogers av $11,000 Jonghmans, A to Mlddendorf, Grant av, nr McKinley av $1,900 Katzenberger, W. A wife, to H' Meyer A wife, Etna st, nr Euclid av.

3 morts was conferred by Wor. James E. Smith, assisted by Wor. Hill, who presented the aprons: Wor. Bro Alex Bosanko and R.

fi.OOO nom Classon av. cor Mvrtle av, 25xl08-8x25x 108.10, Geweltz ft wife to Levy, mort $1,600 nom Clinton St. 16.8 Carroll st, 16.6x65, Daly, extrx Gabb, to $8,000 Columbia st, 6.9 Lorraine St. runs 18.3 100 25 88 9 9.3, lot tegins 100 ft Columbia st ft 25 ft Lorraine st, runs 35 20 x's 35 20, Sheaky to ft Morlarty $1,160 Clinton st, 16.8 Carroll st, 16.6x65, A Gabb et al to LYnch, nom Coney Island av, 8. 440 ft Av 20x100, S.

Henri Finkle, Jacob Freedman, Nathan Hyman and Samuel Judelson. The reception committee was composed of Jacob A. Freedman, chairman; Judge Alex. S. Rosenthal, Congressman Charles B.

Law, Alexander S. Drescher, Abram Koplowitz, M. D. W. B.

Robinson, M. Charles Ratner. John Travis Brans-combe, Abraham Biaios, Senator Alfred J. Gilchrist, Alderman Joseph Falk, Brian Brown, Harry S. Krinski, Frank Gross-bard, Morris Bergrin, Samuel Chadwick and Emanuel Fleissner.

Sons of Benjamin. Long Island Lodge, Order Sons of Benjamin, held its installation of officers at Columbus Hall, Court and State streets, Sunday evanlng, January 12. The following officers were installed: President, H. Wranker; vice president, G. Pieser; treasurer, M.

Rosencrans; financial secretary, S. Rice; recording secretary, L. Raphael; outside guardian, M. Harrison, delegate to grand lodge, S. Posscr; trustees, S.

Harrison. A. Bernstein and J. Blum. Addresses were made by President Wranker and Financial Secretary S.

Rice. The following programme of entertainment was given: Violin selections by Miss Bella Eagle, assisted by Miss Alice Rice; songs by J. Hart and J. Tuck; recitation by Artie Rosencrans; vocal and piano solo by Miss Alice Rice; parodies by L. Koske and W.

Kronhelm. After the entertainment refreshments were served and every one made merry and danced until the small hours of the morning. Misses Alice Rice and Bella Eagle furnished the dance music. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.

S. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosencrans, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Kronhelm, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Lachner, the Misses Alice Rice, Bella Eagle. Essie Tuck, Julia Tuck, Ado! Kaplan and the Messrs. Low Shapiro, Morris Jacobs, Joseph Doherty, S. Shapiro, J. Tuck, J.

Rice, Julius Koske, J. Lachman, Louis Koske. W. William H. Sutton presenting the cost, $2,500.

Snedeker av. 8. 25 ft 8th st, Union Course. Owners, Sternberg 403 Railroad av. Brooklyn.

Two 2 story trame oweuings, svx Mr. Delaney Wants Billiard and Fool Parlors Licensed, as Liquor Saloons Are. DAVIS AND MILLS MEETINGS. working tools. Wor.

Bros Carl Otto Green, Christian Sipp, Walter Bahr, Joseph Marflng and Henry Hunens were also present. A warrant was drawn for $500 to be Invested in the bonds of the Ma 50: cost, $7,000. 6th av, 150 ft Washington av, L. I. City.

Owner. M. M. Hummel, 223 7th av. L.

I. City. One 2 Btory brick dwelling, 24x54; Storer to Relchert nom Chauncey st, 8, 93.9 Patchen av, 18.9x 100, Engler wife to Herrmann ft wife, mort $1,200 nom Says He Would Rather Be a Christian Than a King. cost, $4,500. Maple av.

8, 150 ft Lawrence st, Flush. Ing. Owner, N. Altlne, 25 Madison ac. Flushing.

One 2 story frame dwelling, 20x42; cost, $4,800. nodnln nv a a. so ft Grant av. Rosedale. Clinton st, s.

16.8 Carroll st, 16.6x65, Daly et al to Lynch $5,000 sonic Guild. Commonwealth Lodge. At the regular communication of Com' monwealth Lodge, F. and A. No.

409, held In their rooms, 153 Plerrepont street, Dean st, a s. 200 ft Ralph av. 20x107.2, A Mlnkofsky to Mlnkofsky, morts $7,750 nom Owner. A. P.

Hoeffner. Rosedale. One 2V4 storv frame dwelling. 24x28; cost, $2,100. Degraw st, s.

120 ft Smith st. 20x100, Tuesday evening, January 14, the degree OkmiiiiIaw iv a 80 ft Brandon av. Brooklyn Manor. Owner. Brandmles.

328 Grant av. six 2 story brick dwellings, 20x52 hftl, Trowbridge to Schmidt ft wife nom Etna st, 8, 154.9 Euclid av, 20. 2x107. 20x110.6; Etna st. s.

195.1 Euclid av, 40x 105.3, Meyer wife to Katzenberger wife, morts $7,500. val cons Hager st. 100 ft 8 Nichols av, Jamaica Etna st. s. 174.11 Euclid av.

20.2x105. 3x South. Owner. Lirtscnuz. iij iiionun New York.

One 2 story brick dwelling, 20x40 cost $3,000. Madison st. 8, 245 ft Forrest av. Ridge- ivnort flmi- Elsenhauer. 127 Forts av, 20x107.10.

Meyer A wife to Kramer, mort $2,500. val cons ft $100 of entered apprentice was conferred. Seated In the east were R. W. Abel Crook, judge advocate of the Grand Lodge; W's William Bamber, John Evans, Theodore A.

Taylor and Frank E. Pearsall and W's George Robertson, A. L. Madison, A. L.

Wright, E. W. Wright, Dall of Montauk, Duval of Joppa, and Crow of Orion. Ezel Lodge, F. and A.

M. Ezel Lodge No. 732, F. and A. at Its last communication held In Its rooms, Court corner Schermerhorn street, 24th st.

300 ft Av L. 25x100, Westminster Heights Co to Kenny nom Ridgewood. Five 2 story brick dwelling, 20x 109th st. 8 230 ft Glenwood rd, 55; cost $20,000. Mechanics' Liens.

JANUABY 16. Liberty av, cor Van Wyck av, 60x100, Tamala fi Rsllnrd A Co. claimant. Ogt 20x100, Vanderveer Crossings to Lleberman A ano nom 26th st. s.

195 ft Av S. 20x100, Brooklyn Development Co to A Shafford nom 14th st, s. 260 ft Av 2 lots, Krefft. owner '8108 Lanterbach to I Lauterbach, his wife, morts $5,350 nom 74th St. s.

140 ft Av 40x100. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagje: I would like to call the attention of the citizens, especially the business men of the Park Slope section, to an evil that Is constantly spreading in this part of the city, namely a certain class of billiard and pool parlors. If something la not done to check the growth of these places I fear for the moral welfare of the boys 'of the neighborhood now growing up. There are certain of these "parlors" that attract the lowest elements of the city, whose influence is easily communicated to the minds of the more respectable young men who may frequent them and therefore are nothing more or less than training schools for criminals. If our worthy assemblyman would introduce a bill in the Legislature placing a ban upon these places, by requiring the proprietor to obtain the consent ot the property owners within a radius of 200 feet of where he intended doing business, as a man who engages in the liquor business Is compelled to do, it would be well.

It must be admitted a saloon is far less objectionable. I think such a bill would receive the support and commendation of the citizens of the district. I think everything possible should be done to organize the business people and property owners of this district as a first step in the waging of a war on these DAVID P. DELANEY. 373 Sixteenth street.

January 16, 1903. AFEO-AMEEICAN NOTES. In order to give the ministers and lay Modern "Woodmen of America. Prospect Camp No. 11647, Modern Woodmen of America, will hold a clasi initiation Thursday evening.

January 23. at the Assembly Rooms, 153 Plerrepont street. The ceremonies will be followed by an entertainment under the rharge of Hagan to Cousins $700 The interesting features of the revival a the Hanson Place M. E. Church con-inue.

Last night the largest audience of he week was in attendance. The songs vere sung with unusual vigor. Mr. Mills' olo was "There Is No Night There." fter the song the Rev. Lincoln H.

Cas-, -cjll of the Tabernacle M. E. Church of-ered prayer. Mr. Davis spoke from II Corinthians, Some of his charac-.

Tistic sayings follow: "Everybody likes to have a picture hat flatters rather than one that detracts rom personal appearance. The first plc-ure is of a nou-Christian. A great many eople have heard about Jesus that don't now Him; they have never met Him ace to face. "The devil Is a liar and his business 3 to deceive. He is a robber, because robs men of all thai is good.

It mat-. not whether a man is on a paved treet or a dirty road; out ot God is to out of heaven. "The second picture is of the Christian nan. I'd rather be a preacher than an ngel. and I'd rather he a preacher than ny angel near God's throne.

Angels are but a Christian is a son, and would rather be a son than a servant ny time. "Why don't you let God inside. A good lany men are whitewashed instead of washed white. "I don't look much like it. but I am a special committee, of which Past Con sul George H.

Bruce is chairman. On January 28 Prospect Camp will give Its annual entertainment and reception at the Koppelman, et al, to A Simon, Bristol st, nr Pitkin av $1,000 Kenney, ft wife to ft Co, 3d st. nr Av $1,500 Kaiser, J. ft wife, to Hill, Bath av. nr Bay 11th st, 2 morts $10,000 Love, I to Mead, Bay 13th Bt, nr 86th St.

$300 Lambert. O. ft wife, to Draper, Turner pi, nr Coney Island av $2,500 Lynch. E. to Hamilton Co-op Assn.

Clinton st, $6,000 Llbermann. A ano. to Vanderveer Crossings, 109th st. nr Olenwood rd $200 Lawrence, to Boesch, 57th st. nr 4th av, 2 parcels $1,000 Lyons, E.

to McQrath, 49th st, nr 6th av $1,000 McLaughlin Real Estate Co to Lehren krauss. Ocean parkway, nr Av $600 Murphy. A wife, to Eames, 12th av. nr 44th st $2,000 Morlarty. M.

ft wife to Sheaky, Columbia st. nr Loraine $1,150 Meyer. A to Baur. Flatbush av. nr Av 2 morts $17,500 Muhleman, to Blackmore, Av IT.

cor 9th st $3,000 MalrolT. J. to Coombs, 2d st, nr Drlggs av. C. 2 morts $9,000 O'Connor, to I Muhleman, Av cor 9th st.

$1,000 Parkway Realty Co to Lehrenkrauss as committee, lots os N20, 21 22, map of Parkway Realty Co $1,100 Petta, L. to Alello. 49th Bt, nr 12th Seltz, M. to A Buttling, lots Nos 1 to 17 A 74 to 80, blk 12. map Ocean Parkway ft Park Lots $700 Stawlrkl, A wife to Sikorski, 24th st, nr 4th av Schwanewlde, to Goldberg, 71st cor 3d av, C.

2 parcels $3,500 Strauber. I. A wife to Relzenstein, Boerum st, nr Bilshwick av $2,000 Sullivan, A wife to Beck A ano. as trustees, Ovlngton av, nr 6th $4,500 Smith, .1. to Cerulll, Withers st, nr Manhattan av.

$2,500 Sliver. wife to Friedland, Ames st. nr Pitkin av $2,750 Schmidt, W. A wife to Forrester ft ano, as exors A trustees, Degraw st, nr Smith, $3,000 Soeller, M. A ano to Graves, as gdn.

Vernon av. a. 600 ft weDster av, zuus 700, I City. Qulnn. claimant, agt Wotherepoon Plaster Mills, owner, Young, contractor 49y Mortgages.

JANUARY 18. Rubenlk. to I City Building and Loan Assn. Beebee av, 8 8, 25x100, I Blsklnty. C.

to 8hacty. lots 1248. 1247. 1248. 1249, block 40; also 770, bloc 47, may 2023 lots, Zlegler, Morris Cassetta, to I City Building and Loan Assn.

lot 158; also val bldg lota at Astoria, I City Cain. to A McCoon. Whitestone av, a. 190 ft Osgood pl. 32x83.

Flushing. Glatras, L. to Brodsky. lots 1. 54.

s. block 77. map official map of I $1,500 Same to Nadvornlk. lots 51, 62, 53, block 77. map official map I City $1,600 Ginsberg.

B. to Bankers Land and Mtge Corpn. Park av, 20 ft Cleveland st, 20x100. Corona $3,000 Galletto, M. to Brimmer.

7th av, s. 238 ft 16th st, 34x104, Whitestone Geratenmaler, A. to Fessman. Flsk av. B.

"5 ft Madison av, 25x100, Gulda, C. to Hobach and ano. Prospect av, 50 ft Warren st, 26x100, Newtown Haynes. to Stelnway ft Sons, Theodore 8t. cor Wolcott av, 25x100.

I City $550 Jablonowsky. J. to Welsch, Hollls av. Kings County Democratic Club. This Is the most important social function of Brooklyn woodcraft and the committee is assured that it will be a most successful affair.

A minstrel act by members of the camp and friends will bo one of the features of the performance. The vaudeville talent will be furnished by Neighbor Walter J. Pllmmcr, and will be the best obtainable. Prospect Camp expects to inaugurate a series of smokers and women's nights shortly, and the members are looking forward to these 12th Bt. being lots 298 ft 299.

blk 6795. map Yaale Park, Kreyer to McDowell, mort $4,000 nom 17th st. s. 300 ft Albemarle rd. 50x100.

Brush to Ghegan, mort $5.000 nom 93d st. 280 ft Church av, 2tlxl00, Greater New York Development Co to Flegelman nom 92d st, s. 100 ft Av B. 40x100, Brooklyn Development Co to DeW Sharp nom 32d st, 8. 100 ft 8 Av 60x100, Rodney Realty Co to Boh.

morts $4,300. val cons ft $100 Ellery st. No 116. Fox ft wife to Rosenfeld. 1-3 pt, morts $8,500 nom Flatbush av.

s. 260 ft Glenwood rd. 40x100. Baur to A nom Flushing av. cor Whipple st.

runs 136.9 8 72 to av, 115.9. Solomon to A Solomon, all liens val cons A $100 Fernald st. s. 400 ft Albany av, 15x 19.10x100, Ramsey to Hart nom Graham av, 25 ft Montrose av, 25x 72.4. A Gorman to A Goldstein nom Same prop, Goldstein et al to A Gorman nom Grove st.

86 9 Wyckoff av, 40x 100. Shaule to 8 Haloln, morts $7.000.... nom Gravesend av, 400 ft Av M. runs 100 13.7 8 6.5 94.4 to av 16.8, Prehn to A Wenz and wife, mort $2.000 nom Iot 1074. block 26, map Hitchlng's Homestead, Farrar and wife to Manor Realty Co nom Grant av, s.

415 ft MeKlnley av. 25x 100. A Kugler and wife to A Jong-mans. pt. morts $2.250 om Hemlock st, 841.11 Jamaica av, njns 78.8 90 82 to st 62.1; lot 7.

block 537, assessment map. Twenty-sixth Ward. I child of the King. I'd rather he a than a king. Talk about a events with a great deal of pleasant an- men of the African M.

E. Church a chance to greet Bishop William B. Dor- nck, who has been on a mission to South Africa, an informal welcome reception was tendered in honor of the bishop on Tuesday evening. The reception was held in Bethel Thursday evening, January 9, was presided over very efficiently by W. Master James Westlake, and this being his first meeting since his installation it was noted that he did exceedingly well.

The degree of master mason was conferred on Fellowscrafts Louis A. Wurst and Charles A. Kelsey, the worshipful master being assisted in important positions by Wor. Bro. Wicke of Adytum Lodge and other prominent brethren.

Bro. Alfred Deacon was Impressively installed as marshal by R. W. Bro. Moses S.

Sllveria. Among some of the brethren seated in the east were Wor. Bros. Wicke and Walton of Commonwealth, Colton of Cambridge, Woodward of Seawanhaka, Nlcol, Doyle and Gregolre of Ezel. Loyal Association.

Marlon Council No. 35 had a very well attended meeting in its room in Wilbur Hall. Brooklyn avenue and Fulton street, on Tuesday evening, the 14th it being the occasion of the visit of District Deputy Grand Councilor C. A. Alger, who installed the officers of the council.

His staff was also present to aid him in performing his duties. Bro. Past Councilor Lally of Eagle Council acted as grand marshal. The officers Installed were as follows: Councilor, R. E.

i. C. Teale; vice councilor, C. H. Brushaber; orator, F.

H. Force; past councilor, William Nungasser; recorder, P. J. Barthel; collector. W.

C. Lawson; chaplain, O. Van Nostrand; marshal, E. S. Peck; guardian, D.

H. Mapes; sentinel, Arthur H. Teale; trustees, H. H. Tay, W.

H. Bridge-mnn and C. J. Bogert. In assuming the office of councilor Bro.

Teale made a very neat, address which was well received. Several visiting brothers addressed the council, Deputy Grand Councilor Alger, Past Councilor Lally, Grand Trustee Steele and Grand Marshal Mapes. After the adjournment of the council a colla tion was served In the banquet hall. Aurora Grata Lodge. The first, work of the new year in Aurora Grata Lodge on Tuesday evening, 14th was the fellowcraft degree, which was conferred by Wor.

Albert E. Babo. Wor. Merrill T. Foster of Acanthus Lodge gave his Interesting lecture in the middle chamber, for which he received an ovation.

I 6 8. 100 ft 8 Prospect av, IWJlw, Kern. C. to Beck, Dltmars av, s. 100 ft Stelnway av, 60x100.

I City $1,700 Church, West Twenty-fifth street, Manhattan. Dr. H. B. Parks, the missionary secretary, presided.

There was a larj Koch J. to I Cltv iJiag ana wish Assn. Baldwin st, a 365 ft Wilson av, 39.3x100. I City i christian being poor! The richest man ticipation. the world is a Christian; he has not only treasures here, but he is laying up Installation of Officers, rcasures above as well.

At the last meeting of Brooklyn Coun- "I am often ashamed of my life, but I cil Xo. 72, R. the feature of the even-pra never ashamed of Christ. i ne; was the annual installation of offl- 'The third picture is of the city cers. District Deputy George E.

East-foursquare. The Bible says heaven is mead, accompanied by Past Regents Com-about 1.5'.') miles long and 1.500 miles stock. White, Souvllle and Andrew, with and miles high. That makes a a largo delegation of Fulton Council Mine 1.500 miles square. It's a prepared members, were present and performed for prepared people.

Heaven is the rites of Installation In a highly for people that want to go there liable manner. The officers Installed were iod will never compel anybody to go to Regent. Otto B. Schmidt; vice regent, heaven. Come around to my corner In John R.

Lloyd; orator, James J. Munro; 'leaven about a million years from now, past regent, Louis Arnold; secretnrv, you will find me there." I.Tames F. Halloran; collector, William P. The alter meeting was of the unusual Wild: treasurer, George W. Maynard; character that has helped make the chaplain, Samuel H.

Wllgus; guide, evangelist noted. He had a great body Thomas J. Gibbons; warden. John F. -f men marching around the church toiHeyer; sentry, Paul A.

Kalt; trustees. gathering of ministers of New futx Uitjr. Brooklyn. Long Island and King. HA.

to KOODins, xiayview av, cor Forest av, 133x200, Far Rock- away Levy, to Hrown, mailing fir and hundreds of laymen, who listened with Interest to the Bishop's encouraging report. Emma st, 106.8x176.9, Newtown Morlna, to Mittenzwei. irving pi. lots Nos 136 ft 137, map heirs of Emmer. dec $0O0 Schlrripa, N.

ft wife to Speclale. 63d st. $2,000 Suydam, to Collins A ano, 49th st. $1,200 Spero. A wife to Fullam, 29th st.

nr 4th av $3,000 Skl.ir. M. A ano to Quintan, lots Nos 426 Benjamin to Lehman and ano nom Harrison av. north cor Bartlett st, runs 75 100 50 100 to Gerry at 125 to av 200, Lewis and wife to A Rosenberg. 14 pt.

morts $64,000 nom Hart st. 260 ft Tompkins av, 20x100, Egelhofer to Henry Egelhofer, mort $3.200 nom Bishop Derrick told how he held three 8. 50 rt Railroad av. OOXOPU. Mershon, to rl cvans, vernam av.

conferences, now ne preacnea to tne natives and of how ho lodged with them in s. 240 ft 8 Ocean av. looxiuo. XfoVnmme. M.

to Monss. arnannR st. adt land Mollnari. 50x125.6, Far Rock- 427. map estate of Rafialje.

$550 Mtamm. it, to arm. Melrose st, No Schroeder, C. ft wife to Putter. Mariison tront singing "Onward.

Christian John V. Phillips. Fred B. Bronard and L. St.

nr Franklin av $2,500 Taubln. M. et al to zeigen. Blake av cor W. Dcmeritt.

Barbey st $4,000 Terzzo. K. to 1'lrnle. Linco rd nr Brooklyn av J250 Tilly. C.

A ano to Hearn. sth av oltliers." Aoplauo and laughter grect-el many of the ppeaker. Mrs. John A. Davis of Ii'nshamton.

N. wife of the arrived in (own his morning and will speak at the meet. hk The Simpson M. K. Church, vith the Rev.

'W. J. Tnompson its and the Hanson Hare riai.tist nr 54th St. Mngmolia Chapter, O. E.

S. Magnolia Chapter No. 80 had a gala nieht last Friday, when (he following officers were installed: Miss Marguerite Samuel, W. William Hoffman. W.

Mrs. Phoebe E. Cann. A. W.

M. Mrs. their huts. The huts, said he, are similar to the two-room cabins in the South and are noted for their cleanliness. England, he said, deserves credit for having taught good sanitary methods.

Bishop Derrick brought here with him a boy of 17 years, Abraham Lawrence, who is to be educated by him In Wilber-force University. GAVE A DUTCH STJPPEE. An entertainment and Dutch supp9r were given last night by the past officers of Excelsior Association, D. of at Hei. ser's Hall, 156 Broadway.

A large crowd attended, and enjoyed both the entertainment and the supper. Hart st. fw, uewem ana wire to Canter, morts $6.350 nom Hart st, No 73. .1 Gewertz and wife to Ivy, morts $7,575 nom Irving av. west cor Covert st, 100x100.

Feldman Realty Co to Ricard, 1-6 pt, all liens nom Irving av, south cor Halsey st, 100x550, Feldman Realty Co to Ricard, part, all liens nom Kent st, cor Franklin st, 67.4x96x67.4x96: Kent st, 8 a. 180 ft Franklin st, 5ix95: Sth st, s. 100 ft Bedford av. 25x100, potter to Jermyn. val cons and $100 Lexington av, loo ft Nostrand av.

6'ixl00, Link Realty and Const Co to Mever and wife, mort $2.600 nom Lots 154 and 214. map South Greenfield. Keever to Manor Realty Co, mort $1.500. Ixts 136 and 137. map heirs Emmer.

FInnerty et al to Soeller and ano nom Lewis av, s. 30 ft Macon st. 11X95, 3 Whalen and wife to Scbaffner, mort away Wjj Ponnetti, P. to Mittenzwei. Railroad av 175 ft Sycamore av, 25x100, Corona $1,400 Peterson.

A W. to Frank. Junction av, s. ft Forest av, 25x101.2. Corona.

$1,500 Packer, to Hopkins Security Co, lots 160 to lt3 Inc. map O'Donnell Park, Jamaica. $400 Rcges, A H. to BahrschmMt. 2d av, 150 ft Pierce av.

I City $1,000 Same to I City Bldg and Loan Assn. Academy st, 350 ft Webster av, I City $2,500 Reges. to A Mooney, Grand av, a. 50 ft 3d av. 25x100.

I City Slebs. F. to Way, kits 821, block S. map East Elmhurst $700 Schmltt, to Schick, lot 8. map Summit Club.

Wlnfleld $6K) Wagner. H. to Meakim, lots 2. 3. map Winter, Flushing $2 Wilson, to CulllngforJ, Pitkin pl, Weigand.

and wife, to Pendleton, Rogers av. $50 Wclnl-erts. and wife, to Rubin, Powell St. nr Oienniore av A .1. A wife to I'rehn wife t'hurch delegation, with Dr.

c. D. at i Lucy Parker, treasurer; Joseph W. Cann. Gravcsend av.

heal. attend the trrvii to-niaht 't the close of their own rrjy. moet-'. whi-h will be shortened for the secretary: Mrs. Klizabeth Hoffman, conductor; Mrs.

Addie C. Morrison, assistant conductor; Mrs. Christiana Ballow, trus- Wilkins. A B. to Richardson, loth st.

nr 1-th av $1,500 Walling. A ano to Title OA Av G. nr 22d st $4,500 Ward, to Althetmer, 4th st, nr 7th At the conclusion of nt serv-1 Dr. Calvin R. MouItonVW.

P. of Esther.